Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-27

WON "O I'll OIh0I COLun6TCldl DuSul6SS.
The old frame stores on Fifth street
opposite to what used to be the Tithinl
Office, are being moved to Fourth street
to be superseded by proud brick business
blocks, erected through the enterprise o.
Messrs. Reese Howell and James Hor'
rocks
The present building boom is striking
H. 7. Snyder just where he is the most
susceptible and responsive-in the hard
ware line. He and his staff of employees
are kept busy filling orders all the time.
Henry Tribe, the well-known commits
sion man, is in town again, that means
at home.
Simon Rubel, of the firm of Rubel &
Penglase, has gone on business trip to
Sidney, Nebraska, where they have a
branch house of their extensive estab-
lishment, the headquarters of which are
in Chicago, under the charge of Isaac
Rubel.
At the Sacred Heart Academy they are
earnestly continuing their preparations
for grand public exhibition.
Giesy & Spargo have Harper's Monthlv
for May, as we'll as other leading pub
LEGATIONS, always including the Salt Lake
DEMOCRAT.
Matters and things are generally quiet,
but L. A. Herdtl manages to keep him
self and his clerks busy all day at his
general grocery store, on lower Fifth
street, where the best in town is to be
had.
Rev. Dwight Spencer, of the Baptist
denomination, was in Ogden on Tuesday
visiting his former parishioners.
All our real estate agents are Joining in
a semi'woeful and otherwise iovful
chorus that there is an embarrassing
lack of available residences for the best
OF tenants. Let our capitalists invest
their ready money in family buildings.
There's more in it than in store struc-
lures.
When is the gas factory coming? Why
isn't the foundation going up?
A baby was buried on Monday in this
town whose mother is the daughter of a
living apostle and the granddaughter of
deceased President of this Church.
But neither of the maternal male ances-
trails appeared. Possibly they are both
underground.
The railroad trains are making good
time now, and everybody is contented
and satisfied after the long spell of irreg-
ularity in the arrivals and departures
H. H. Henderson Esq, Clerk of the
First District Court, is kept busy finish
ing the calendar for the approaching sit
ting Of the August tribunal.
IT,, Ill
sexes will assemble in the Methodist
Church to hear the well expressed and
well deserved eulogies of the grand Grant
delivered by the eloquent tongues of
Reverend Jayne, Captain Smith, General
Kimball, and Judge Henderson, and to
donate their mite toward a fitting mo-
mento for the illustrious hero.
Charles Stansel went down to Salt
Lake City yesterday, to put in a wire
from the Western Union Telegraph office
TO United States observatory station to
assist in the taking of the astronomically
ascertainable longitude, latitude and
other surveying data.
Roland Reed in Check" on the 18th
proximo, and Nine. Janish on the 14th
of the same month, are the theatrical
treats promised the Ogden public by
Manager Van Dyke of the Union Opera
House.
On Tuesday, Mrs. j. NJ. Kimball left
for her old home in Indianapolis, Ind.
where her father, Major Jonathan w.
Gordan, one of the leading lawyers of
the Hoosierland, is reported to be lying
on the point of death.
Ogden City will be worthily depicted
and represented in the the supplements
to the Encyclopedias Britannia pub
lished by Hubbard Bros, Philadelphia.
John c. Dolan, superintendent of the
Garfield mine, north of Brigham City,
has come down to Ogden to attend an
important meeting of the stockholders,
who are individually and collectively
pleased to hear of the fine progress of
the work at the mine, where full force
of men are now employed to extract the
wealth of nature from her unwilling
bowels.
w. Allen, of Chicago, is a late arrival
at the Broom Hotel.
The Troy Laundry of ]. p. Jones is the |
only steam establishment of the kind in |
Northern Utah. 1t is deservedly well |
patronized, as all work is done promptly, |
cheaply and neatly. Read the advertise |
ment in THE DEMOCRAT.
The Queen OF the Sandwich Islands |
will arrive here on Friday morning from |
the West, when the Jenkinses of the To- !
cal press will be able to rehash the San |
Francisco interviews with the noble !
majesty and palm them off as original.
Ii. {. Kesel has gone to Evanston to |
take hand in the moving of railway
buildings.
Greens and garden sass" are grow
ing nicely now, if no other tardy and |
furtive frost intervenes.
DIR. J. G.. Bryant, lately appointed sur
geon of the d. & r. @. Company at this !
point. has also received the honoring APP
pointment of surgeon of the Central (or |
rather Southern Pacific between here /
and Carlin, New The doctor, although |
comparatively a newcomer, has made /
his mark, and is here to stay. His office |
is over Cunningham x Co.'S, on Fifth |
street, near Young.
Mr.. w. Shriver, partner OF John Eayrs, !
of Shoshone, has been in town for sew
eral days, making purchases and attend
ing to other business.
George w. Driver has bad luck with !
stock. Some weeks ago he lost ire
trevably his fine black dog. Now he !
mourns the unexplained departure OF
tavorite bantam rooster, for which he
would not have taken $40. Who is the